Champions League dream not yet over

Arsenal’s win over Chelsea was great news for West Ham who all still hold hopes of finishing in the top four this term.

While Chelsea will remain confident of finishing the job in their remaining two League games, Tuchel also has to balance his squad with FA Cup and Champions League Finals to contend with, they need one win one of their final two games to qualify for the Champions League.

Manchester United have already joined Man City in the Champions League next season, and Leicester would need to lose their last two games and see one of West Ham, Spurs or Liverpool win all their remaining matches to drop out of the top four.

Anything is possible and David Moyes will keep on trying until Champions League is no longer mathematically possible.

The Hammers must first concentrate on their own games starting with Brighton on Saturday evening at the Amex stadium.